Nairametrics
  • Home
  • Exclusives
    • Financial Analysis
    • Corporate Stories
    • Interviews
    • Investigations
    • Metrics
  • Markets
    • Cryptos
    • Commodities
    • Equities
      • Dividends
      • Stock Market
    • Fixed Income
    • Market Views
    • Securities
  • Industries
    • Company News
    • Consumer Goods
    • Content Partners
    • Corporate deals
    • Corporate Press Releases
    • Energy
    • Entertainment
    • Financial Services
    • Hospitality & Travel
    • Manufacturing
    • Real Estate and Construction
    • Tech News
  • Economy
    • Get Data
    • Macro-Economic News
    • Research Analysis
  • Business News
  • Financial Literacy
    • Career tips
    • Personal Finance
  • Lifestyle
    • Billionaire Watch
    • Profiles
  • Opinions
    • Blurb
    • Op-Eds
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Exclusives
    • Financial Analysis
    • Corporate Stories
    • Interviews
    • Investigations
    • Metrics
  • Markets
    • Cryptos
    • Commodities
    • Equities
      • Dividends
      • Stock Market
    • Fixed Income
    • Market Views
    • Securities
  • Industries
    • Company News
    • Consumer Goods
    • Content Partners
    • Corporate deals
    • Corporate Press Releases
    • Energy
    • Entertainment
    • Financial Services
    • Hospitality & Travel
    • Manufacturing
    • Real Estate and Construction
    • Tech News
  • Economy
    • Get Data
    • Macro-Economic News
    • Research Analysis
  • Business News
  • Financial Literacy
    • Career tips
    • Personal Finance
  • Lifestyle
    • Billionaire Watch
    • Profiles
  • Opinions
    • Blurb
    • Op-Eds
No Result
View All Result
Nairametrics
No Result
View All Result
Home Business News Politics

Niger Republic Will Use Nigerian Ports For Transshipment

Editor by Editor
July 14, 2015
in Politics
Nigeria spent N148 billion to import used Cars in 3 months
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linkedin

RelatedPosts

Top 10 states with the highest number of registered voters as of June 27, 2022

Fayose insists on a Southern president in 2023, unlikely to support Atiku

  • However, due to the efforts of the Chief Executive officer of Nigerian Shippers Council, Barrister Hassan Bello who brokered the new business deal, the Nigerian government has returned to the Nigerian ports.
  • Instead, the land-locked country has turned to Togo and Benin Republic for its transshipment needs.
  • The West African neighbor has few years ago abandoned the Nigerian ports for transshipment due to its perceived the high cost of doing business at the nation’s ports.
  • Niger Republic has finally resolve to resume the use of Nigerian Poirts as a transshipment centre for  all its vehicles destined for the land-locked West African country.
  • At a recent meeting with the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, the government of Niger has agreed to patronise the Lagos RORO ports to import vehicles bound for that country.
  • The decision of the land-locked country was despite the stiff importation policy on vehicle importation under the automotive police of the Federal government.
  • Hassan Bello said that in a couple of months, delegates from Niger Republic will visit Nigerian RORO ports.

 

  • The executive secretary also disclosed further that the Nigerian neigbour are coming to Nigeria to commence their operations from Nigeria.

‘’It is because of proximity, economy of scale and commonsense dictate the need for them to come to Nigeria and do business’’ he said.

  • He also said the fact that Nigerian ports have not been very efficient in time past led businessmen from Niger to shun Nigerian ports, but expressed optimism that with recent consultations by the Council, an avenue for them to patronise Nigeria ports has been created.

    ‘’Three million metric tonnes of cargoes, they say they will import to their country through Nigeria ports. In a month or so, the delegation from Niger will be coming because of the cars they want to import through Nigeria and instead of using the neighbouring ports, which I don’t want to mention their names, they want to do business in Nigerian ports’’ ,Bello declared.

  • Source: Hallmark

Related

Tags: News Review

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Hot forex
Cornerstone
Mega Millions
Polaris Bank
Access Bank
Bankers Committee
First bank


FCMB
Ikeja Electrics




    Business News | Stock Market | Money Market | Cryptos | Financial Literacy | SME |

    Recent News

    • Bulls are back: Nigerian stock market gains N8 billion
    • Why court awarded Nigerian musician N20 million in damages against MTN, others
    • Dangote Cement appoints Dr. Gbenga Fapohunda as Acting Group Chief Finance Officer

    Follow us on social media:

    Recent News

    Nigerian stock market dips 0.57% as investors part with N117 billion

    Bulls are back: Nigerian stock market gains N8 billion

    June 30, 2022
    Federal Government Vs Petro Union: $15 billion case resumes today

    Why court awarded Nigerian musician N20 million in damages against MTN, others

    June 30, 2022
    • ABOUT US
    • CONTACT US
    • PRODUCTS
    • ANDROID APP
    • iOS APP
    • DISCLAIMER
    • CAREERS
    • PRIVACY POLICY

    © 2022 Nairametrics

    No Result
    View All Result
    • Home
    • Exclusives
      • Financial Analysis
      • Corporate Stories
      • Interviews
      • Investigations
      • Metrics
    • Markets
      • Cryptos
      • Commodities
      • Equities
        • Dividends
        • Stock Market
      • Fixed Income
      • Market Views
      • Securities
    • Industries
      • Company News
      • Consumer Goods
      • Content Partners
      • Corporate deals
      • Corporate Press Releases
      • Energy
      • Entertainment
      • Financial Services
      • Hospitality & Travel
      • Manufacturing
      • Real Estate and Construction
      • Tech News
    • Economy
      • Get Data
      • Macro-Economic News
      • Research Analysis
    • Business News
    • Financial Literacy
      • Career tips
      • Personal Finance
    • Lifestyle
      • Billionaire Watch
      • Profiles
    • Opinions
      • Blurb
      • Op-Eds

    © 2022 Nairametrics

    Social Media Auto Publish Powered By : XYZScripts.com